Attack Processes found on the Internet

In this paper, we show that simple, cheap and easily deployable honeypots can help understanding of the attack processes that machines in unclassified networks are facing knowledge is a prerequis several honeypots. We hi diverse locations. Such an open issues described here after. 1.0 INTRODUCTION Recently, several papers have explained how so-called “Internet telescopes” can be use understanding of worms propagations ([44, 45]). As a follow up to large scale DdoS attac community has shown a growing interest for a pragmatic analysis of real data stream various attack processes threatening Internet users. For i In this paper, we propose to use simple honeynets instead of large “telescopes” to gathe our experimental set up we show that despite orders of magnitude of differences in the am data thi This paper is a follow up to an earlier publication [18] in which first results obtained ove period had been proposed. In this new publication, we review the conclusions drawn in [ IST-041/RSY-013 PAPER NBR 1 Attack Processes found on the Internet PAPER NBR 2 IST-041/RSY-013 2.0 HONEYPOTS: INTRODUCTION mputing systems idea of placing and deployed a ear the advantages and problems related to its tector” (see also introducing the neypot”, “honeytoken” and “honeynet”. Yet, we feel uncomfortable with his definitions because they ue to the lack of any better definition, the community of honeypot users/developers keeps using the following ones, taken from 1 unauthorized or